Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-22

higher and strong; western steam spot
81 80; November 81 so; December 81 %;
March 81 25; April 81 46a7 so; May 81 50
az 50; June 81 65; city steam 81 %.
~Burter-Firm and fair inquiry; western 13
a29c; western creamery 17a29e. Cheese
Quiet and firm; western 99a11tc. Copper
Firm; lake II. 5Oa12 6Oc.
ChlcsEc,
CHICAGO, November 2l.-A surprisingly
strong feeling was developed to-day in the
wheat market and prices again touched a
higher point, the highest yet by &c since
the recent upturn in prices set in. The
visible supply showed an increase Of 3D.
600 bushels, which wa about what the
majority OF operators had expected. The
receipts were very liberal, a~ggregating
l,264,OOO bushels at twelve points, Of
which Minneapolis and Duluth received
90 per cent while the shipments from the
same points were reported at 500, 600 BUSH
els. In corn speculative trading was
fairly active; the market fluctuated fire.
quently within q moderate range. The
feeling was firm for the more deferred de-
~lveries, while futures ruled easier, due
mainly to increasing rates. Oats were in
tuenced by the improvement in the mar
ket. There was a firm speculative feel
ing and prices had about sa4c advance.
Provisions were active, pork fairly running
away from the local traders who endeav-
ored to control it. Flour-Neglected;
prices nominally steady. Wheat-Casb
No. 2 765c; No. 3 spring 67!c asked; No.
2 red 763ciN November 75sa76sa75!c; Deem
Der 75!a76sc, closing at 76Sc; January
76fa77Sc, closing at nc; May s2aS34c,
closing at S3sc. Corn-Cash No. 2 444c;
November 44fa443c, closing at 442c; De-
cember 435a44sc, closing at 44sc; January
44ta44sc, closing at 44!c; May 4~s!a495c,
closing at 4Ssc. 0ats-Cash No. 2274c;
November 24a27tc; December 26sa27c,
closing at &c; May 3OSa3lc, closing at Bic.
Rye-No. 2 543c. Barley-No. 2, 77a79c.
Flax Seed-NO. l 81 2Oal 2OI. Timothy
Seed-Prime s. 3Oa2 30. Mess Pork
At $13 5Oal3 10; January $13 60al4 45,
closing at S13 IN; February $13 90a
ala -, closing at $13 80; May $l4 124a
II 523, closing at $l4 p. Lard-At s. 10
az l2!; November Sc 95a7 10, closing at
81 024; December Sc 9ja7 10; January
s. 974a7 l2R, closing at s. 074; February
s. O74a7 224, Closing at s. III. Bulk
Meats-Short ribs s. OOA7 05; shoulders
s. 30a5 90; short clear sides s. 30a7 Is
Whisky-Distillers' flushed goods at 81 10.
Sugars-Cutloaf 7ta7tc; g%ranulated &c
asked; standard A 65c asked. Butter
Steady; creamery 22!a2Sc; dairy 16ta2ic.
Eggs-In good demand; fresh 20a2lc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2l.-Flour
Supplies moderate and the market ruled
firm, but the demand was light; Ohio and
other western clear s. S5a4 90; do straight
- 0Oa4 p; winter patent fair to choice
81 35a4 60; Minnesota clear 81 SOai p;
do straight 81 20ai 50; do patent 81 Goa
; 90. Wheat-StrOng under Il good speCu-
lative demand; No. . red in export eleva-
tor Soc; No . red November S6aS63c; De
cember SG{as7c; January S~S!aSsic; Feb.
ruary S4la9Oc. CONCEPTIONS ruled firm
in sympathy with the advance in wheat,
but there MAS little or no speculation; spot
lots irregular; No. 3 yellow in grain depot
4%sla49lc; new steamer No. , yellow 494c;
choice do 51a52c bid, aud SIC asked for
new No. . mixed; No. . mixed on track
i9al94c; No. . yellow on track 5i4c; No. =
mixed November 52a53c; December 52!a
53a; January and February 53a54c. Oats
Spot steady; No. > white November 35l
a3Gfc; futures quiet bat steady; No. =
white November 35!a36}c; December 36
a36}c; January 37a31ic; February 81!
a33c. Provisions-Quiet and steady.
Pork-Mcss $15 OOal5 30; do prime mess
-. EN N. IL. t,,a,l,v S1E nna1E M.
hams, smoked, l~l4al24c. Lard-Firm;
refined s.. 5Oa7.75; steam $7.20a7. p. But
ter-Firmer on scarcity Of fresh goods;
creamery extra 25a29c; western factory
l9a23c. Eggs-Firm with good demand;
western firsta 23!a?IC. CheeSe-Firmer
with fair demand; Ohio flats choice liza
life; fair to prime l0tall3c.
Cincinnati.
CIECINNATI, November 2l.- Cotton
Steady, midling 9{c. Flour-Strong tam
lily So 2Oa3 40; fancy 81 60a3 81. Wheat
Strong; No. 9 red SOC; receipts $500
bushels; shipments = 800 bushels. Corn
Steady; No. 2 mixed 49c. Oits-Strong;
No. = mixed 3l4c. Rye-strong; No. =
&c. ~POrk-Firm; new Sl3 Is. Lard
Firm and higher at s. 00. Bulk Meats
Firm; short ribs s. %. Bacon-Firmer;
short clear s. 374. Wbisky-Steady;
sales 1857 barrels of finished goods on a
basis of 81 %. Butter-Firm; fancy
creamery 25a29c; choice dairy lSal9c.
Iinseed Oil-Steady Mt 43ai5c. Sugar
Firm; hard refined 7a7:C; New Orleans &c.
HOgs-Steady and firm; common and light
So SOa4 80; packing and butchers 81 s5a
: 20; receipts $500 head; shipments 800
head. E~ggs-Scarcc and firm at 2Oc.
Cheese-In fair demand and firm; prime to
choice fiat, regular make llal2c.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, November 2l.-Wheat-
Western higher, closing firm; No. , winter
red spot S3iaS3Jc; November Sic asked;
December ~ sasiSc; January S6@asG2c; May
92Ia95c. Corn-Western higher and firm;
mixed spot 54a54ic; year 5353!c: January
53Ia53i; steamer 52c. Oats-Quiet and
frm; western white 3la352C; do. mixed 80
a3ic. PrOvisions-Quiet; mess pork at
$l4 10. ~Eggs-Steady a.d firm at 22a23c;
lined l6alsc. Coffee-Steady; Rio cargoes,
ordinary to fair, at ~l5alS!c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., November 2l.-Wheat-
Active and higher; cash slc;December
Sl!c; May 81. Corn-Active and steady;
cash 4Sc; May sole. Oats-Quiet; cash
2s}c. CloverSeed-Steady cash and De-
cember 81 10.
LIVE STOCB.
East Liberty.